Hi, what is the approximate size of the marble run when all pieces are assembled? Thank you :-)
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It can really be any size depending how you build it. I actually threw it away and bought a wooden one. This one was very junky and not useable. It caused many tears for my son as it would fall apart at the slightest touch and the marbles would get stuck no matter how carefully it was built.
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Maybe 3 feet wide by two feet? It's taller than it is wide. It's rickety though, I recommend a sturdier wooden one. We actually gave ours away and bought a wooden one, we found this one to be frustrating for the kids.
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It's really limited only by your imagination because the combinations can go tall or wide but we've done one that was about 2 and 1/2 feet high and 2 1/2 feet wide.
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it's approximately about 28 inches high by 36 inches wide by 10 inches deep.
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This was purchased for our Grandson who visited us back in February, he has since returned to Germany where the train now resides with him. :) Sorry I can't be of any help on the size. I do know that it was well received and he had tons of fun with it for the two months they were here. He is 2 1/2 years old and was able to put it all back by himself if something came apart.
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Hi Mary, Sorry, I just got this message. The tiles are about 8 1/2" by 8 1/2". I am still enjoying mine! :)
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Its about 2"W x 3.5"L x 2"H. Its great for a small x-mas tree, but the tracks are very fragile or its easy to broke, especially where the pins that connects the track together. The material use to make the tran set are not very good, one drop and train can broke easily. If not intended for toy, then its ok.
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The box was approx 4 feet x 2 feet. The skeleton came partially assembled. It took approx 30 mis to assemble once you followed the instructions
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I have no idea. The marble set was given as a gift. I have played with it and find it exceedingly satisfactory.
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My seven year old finds it hard to assemble. She loves the marble run concept but this one has kind of lightweight pieces that aren't easy for her to maneuver. Hope that helps.
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Hi, I haven't built mine yet. Since 100cm =39 inches. Puzzles is 196cm x 139cm. So its about 6'x4' 4" That should be pretty close. The 18000 piece puzzles are 6' wide by 9' long. Those are fun to build lol. Have fun.
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I don't know the actual size but the pieces fit in great but the larger ones do show out of the top. They don't completely hide the figures. My daughter was okay with it because she said her little one would rearrange them anyway.
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Hello, The packaging says that the approximate assembled size is 3x4". Hope this helps, Craft Centre
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I checked the box and it's 24 x 30 in. I hope this is helpful, because it was a fun puzzle.
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It was actually purchased for my nephews 5th birthday. He and his 3yr old sister love it and play with it all the time. I do not recall the exact size, but I'm sure all the dimensions are available under the specifications. Hope this helps.
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Hi Michael, unfortunately I can not recall the dimensions, but would suggest you may need plenty of floor space. We bought this wonderful puzzle for family in the States. There little one enjoyed it very much. All the best.
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The marble is about 1/2" thick with radiused edge. It's heavy and I took a while putting it together myself because the marble and the base are heavy. The base is about 2' in diameter.
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Sorry it took me a while, but answer is 50 inches, at least that is that size of the wooden pieces and it is about 52 in the center
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The marble top is attached. I have not specifically measured the length of the vanity or top but relied on the specs. It arrived in perfect condition.
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The marble top with undeount sink is attached to the vanity. I received a back splash piece of marble but it was separate. The vanity is 46.25 inches and the marble top is a tad over 47 inches. I am thrilled with the vanity! The four men that had to carry it into the house may not be as thrilled. It's heavy!